Great Ming: Are All Our Sons Transmigrators?

After transmigrating as Zhu Biao, the Crown Prince at the beginning of the Ming dynasty, he was astonished to discover that his younger brothers all seemed to be transmigrators.

Zhu Gang: "Father, factories don't just provide jobs, they also create wealth. They can rapidly boost the Ming economy."

Zhu Di: "Father, flintlock muskets can improve our soldiers' combat abilities."

Zhu Su: "Father, Mother and Ying will die of illness in the fifteenth year of Hongwu. I am working hard to research antibiotics."

Listening to his sons say things he couldn't understand, Old Zhu turned to Zhu Biao.

Zhu Biao: "Third Brother, factories are good, but we still need to improve the Ming's overall finances. Take men on a voyage to expand overseas markets and accumulate silver."

Zhu Biao: "Fourth Brother, flintlock muskets are good, but machine guns are what will bring the age of cavalry to an end. Keep at it."

Zhu Biao: "Fifth Brother, don't worry about Mother's and Ying's illnesses. Research portable medicines for the army."

"As for the rest of you, there are lands beyond the Ming to be explored. There's plenty of opportunity..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.